Joe Ilardi

3 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Joanne Drilling |Joe Ilardi

Howard and Baltimore counties have some of the most educated ZIP codes in the region. Here's how they stack up to neighborhoods around the country. Howard County's 20759 ZIP code in Fulton is the most educated neighborhood in Greater Baltimore and one of the top 100 ZIPs in America for educational attainment. More than 84% of the residents in 20759 have a bachelor's degree or higher, with 54% holding a post-graduate degree, according to a recent analysis by The Business Journals.

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Joe Ilardi

The shooting range has hosted weddings, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs and other celebrations. A look around the space explains why it's become a popular spot. Cool Digs features new and recently renovated offices and workplaces across Greater Baltimore. Think your company is a fit? Email [email protected] to apply. Guntry in Owings Mills may be the only place where you can fire a gun, order a crab cake, smoke a cigar, swing a golf club and get married — all under one roof.

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Joe Ilardi

Good morning readers, and welcome to the midway point of the work week. I hope your day is as eventful as the Port of Baltimore's was on Monday when it welcomed the world's largest car carrier. The Hoegh Autoliners Aurora carries 9,100 cars. As a gift, the port offered the ship's captain a Port of Baltimore ship’s wheel. Struggling with birthday ideas for your loved ones? Consider a ship's wheel, and you can't go wrong. Now, let's get to the news.

1 month ago | wbaltv.com | Joe Ilardi

A pair of childhood friends and their wives are preparing to open a high-end indoor golf club in Anne Arundel County that fills a niche left open by local country clubs and larger indoor golf chains.Old Line Golf Club is in its soft launch phase and is accepting members at 302 Harry S. Truman Parkway, Ste. E in Annapolis. The 2,700-square-foot club features three high-tech hitting bays, a 200-square-foot putting green, a lounge and a pantry.

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Joe Ilardi

Good morning readers, and welcome to Thursday. This is a public service announcement to all city parkers: Baltimore City announced it will start 24-hour parking enforcement on March 10. The city will target "habitual offenders" including commercial vehicles parked in residential zones, non-permitted vehicles in permit areas and tow abandoned vehicles. Baltimore: The City Whose Transit Department Never Sleeps. Now, let's get to the news.